StarHub has unveiled its deals for Mobile+, TV+ and Fibre Broadband, which is available for new and existing customers to enjoy up to two years of access to Disney+.

The streaming service will launch in Singapore on Feb 23.

StarHub is the official distributor of Disney+ in Singapore, having signed an exclusive agreement with The Walt Disney Company.

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New and existing StarHub TV+ customers who subscribe to at least two TV+ passes will be eligible for a Disney+ promotional offer once it launches.

Up to 12 months of Disney+ access will be available to StarHub’s customers on 2Gbps Fibre Broadband as well as Mobile+ $95 and $155 5G-enabled plans.

Some of the shows that will be available on Disney+ include How I Met Your Mother, Deadpool, Hamilton, The Mandalorian and Frozen 2.

As at 4.09pm, shares in StarHub are trading 1 cent lower or 0.7% down at $1.33.

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